Enforcing Strict CamelCase

As a JavaScript engineer naming variables can always be a headache. We often use camel case to name variables and JSON properties.

However naming variables with camel case can also be a pain. This normally happens with acronyms, what should this be?

XMLHttpRequest

Technically XML and HTTP are both acronyms, but putting them together creates an unreadable mess.

XMLHTTPRequest

My recommendation:

xmlHttpRequest 

And if it’s a class:

XmlHttpRequest

The idea being that there should never be two capital letters next to each other. Meaning things should look like this:

graphqlRequest

Not:

graphQLRequest

Just some ideas on variable naming.